How to make Zebra printer labels
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How to make Zebra printer labels: open the free label maker, set the size to the roll in the printer, design the label, and print. There's no Windows-only designer. Chrome, Safari, Edge, and Firefox all work. If you have a list in Excel or Google Sheets, you print one label per row in the same app.
How to make Zebra printer labels, step by step
- Open the free label maker. No account.
- Set width, height, and 203, 300, or 600 DPI to match the Zebra.
- Type on the label. Add a barcode or QR if you need one.
- Choose Zebra. Print a test, then the rest. Load Excel or Google Sheets if each label should change.
That's it for one label. Home users stop there. Shops keep going with a spreadsheet.
Make Zebra printer labels at home or at work
At home you might want a 2x1 name label or a 4x6 for a garage bin. At work you might have 200 SKUs. Same app. Set the size, type, print. ZebraDesigner Essentials and Professional are Windows programs with wizards and licenses. A lot of people find them heavy for a simple label. Here you click the label and type.
If the names already live in Excel or Google Sheets, don't retype them. Click a column onto the label, load the file, preview a row, print the ones you checked.
Print Zebra printer labels from Excel or Google Sheets
Upload the workbook, or publish a Google Sheet as CSV and paste the link. Print this reprints one torn label. Print sends every row you checked. Related: how to make Zebra labels from Excel · how to make Zebra printer labels from Google Sheets.
When you're ready to print or save
If a Zebra is plugged in, print from the browser. Set 203, 300, or 600 DPI to match the printer. On a regular printer, choose Print from this computer. You can also download a PNG, a PDF, or the ZPL code a Zebra reads. Save a JSON file if you want to open this label again later, spreadsheet included.